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Art & Theater

LSU pre-nursing freshman Katherine Saucier sits next to one of her t-shirt blankets on March 6, 2017.

University student creates t-shirt blankets, making memories last

By Rachel Rathle March 15, 2017

While many old T-shirts sit untouched in a drawer or box, Emily and Katherine Saucier take those commemorative garments and transform them into blankets for daily use. The two sisters live in different...

One of many art installations illuminates the entrance to the Float Den stage on Saturday, March 11, 2017 at Buku Music + Art Project in New Orleans. 

BUKU 2017: Live Graffiti Gallery features 14 New Orleans artists

By Rachel Rathle March 13, 2017

BUKU Music + Arts Project’s Live Graffiti Gallery featured 14 New Orleans artists whose work was auctioned off to benefit the artists and two non-profit organizations. Artists were presented with...

Lady D. Andrews takes a tip from a fan during her performance on Saturday, March 4, 2017 in the Student Union.

Union drag show bridges divide between LGBTQ community and campus

By Ryan Thaxton March 6, 2017

University students were treated to Divas Live! Saturday night in the LSU Student Union’s Cotillion Ballroom. Six performers from New Orleans, Lafayette and Baton Rouge took the stage in what was...

The West Baton Rouge Museum runs business as usual on Sept. 27, 2016 in Port Allen. This museum will soon be making way for new exhibits.

“Purchased Lives” exhibit tells tragedy of domestic slave trade

By Ryan Thaxton March 4, 2017

When the international slave trade was abolished in 1807, a new “second middle passage” was created from the Atlantic coast to the Port of New Orleans as the domestic slave trade grew. The...

A GDPT Thien Ai lion dancer rests as Tam Bao Temple celebrates Tết, the Vietnamese New Year, in Baton Rouge on Jan. 27, 2017.

Mechanical engineering sophomore avid lion dancer

By Abby King March 2, 2017

Thien Ai Lion Dance Team, a nonprofit organization, performs the art of lion dancing to bring good luck and prosperity to a variety of events, including weddings, birthdays and festivals. The group aims...

The historic Krewe of Thoth rolled through uptown New Orleans on Sunday, celebrating its 70th anniversary. Floats featured food and drinks and the riders wore chef hats.

Historic Krewe of Thoth rolled through New Orleans, takes a unique route

By Corrine Pritchett February 27, 2017

The historic Krewe of Thoth parade took place in New Orleans this Sunday — Thoth Sunday — and was a blast for not only the riders, but also those in the crowd. The parade route began on Tchoupitoulas...

Tin Roof Brewing Company offers various custom beers on tap inside their tap room.

Baton Rouge offering many local events over the coming weeks

By Corrine Pritchett February 15, 2017

The Red Stick is rich in culture, politics and history. With Mardi Gras and the spring season well underway, Baton Rouge is home to many local events. Step out of your comfort zone and explore the city...

The Krewe of Highland, always held on a Sunday, rolls through Shreveport's Highland neighborhood on Feb. 15, 2015. 

Unique Mardi Gras parades held across the state

By Kennedi Walker| @kennedibw February 15, 2017

Ask any Louisiana native what their favorite time of the year is, and many would respond with Mardi Gras. Though Mardi Gras did not originate in Louisiana, Louisiana has made the holdiay its own. With...

Osa Atoe, a Louisiana artist, creates expressive terracotta pottery inspired by African and Native American cultures. 

Louisiana pottery maker Osa Atoe draws inspiration from African culture

By Corrine Pritchett February 12, 2017

Osa Atoe, a 38-year-old woman from Virginia now living in Louisiana, found a new way to spend her time and express herself here in Baton Rouge: by using pottery. In 2013, Atoe took up pottery as a new...

A piece crafted by Laura Montagnino is displayed on the floor on Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017 at BREC's Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center.

Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center presents fiber art show, “Swamp 20”

By Abbie Shull February 3, 2017

BREC’s Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center kicks off its 20th anniversary celebration with the fiber art show “Swamp 20,” which they hope continues their goal of connecting the community to...

A sticky note states, "This battle came a year after the Emancipation Proclamation. These ships were manned by freedmen," on Sunday, Jan. 29 in the LSU Museum of Art.

LSU Museum of Art takes community feedback, hopes to create a more cohesive narrative

By Rachel Rathle January 31, 2017

Museum Hack Day, an event that invited the community to participate in an important conversation about art, asked participants to jot down their ideas of the permanent art collection, “Art in Louisiana,”...

Baton Rouge Gallery will present Surreal Salon 9, featuring artists selected by Greg Simkins.

Annual pop-surrealist art exhibition Surreal Salon 9 on display at Baton Rouge Gallery

By Abby King January 14, 2017

Baton Rouge Gallery opened Surreal Salon 9, an annual art exhibition highlighting the pop-surrealist/lowbrow movement in American Contemporary art, on Jan. 4. The exhibit will be on display until Jan....